One of my last callers

Just had a caller....who had his nokia on line 2.....

It took 9 minutes to get it back to line 1...and the only reason he got it back to line 1 was because he passed the phone to someone else to follow my instructions.... :rolleyes:

He didn't even understand what I was referring to when I said "screen, signal...etc

I gotta wonder about some of our customers sometimes....could just hear him keep pressing all the keys....hard enough getting him to switch his phone on and off.

don't be too hard on him....it's damn hard to get a signal inside a Commodore...;)

Originally posted by taranaki
don't be too hard on him....it's damn hard to get a signal inside a Commodore...;)

he hardly spoke any english....and I wonder why he didn't just get his friend to ring in the first place?

seriously though....9 minutes to figure out how to "hold down the hash key" ....... :rolleyes:

Originally posted by taranaki
don't be too hard on him....it's damn hard to get a signal inside a Commodore...;)

No. I think it's something to do with the fact they are AUSTRALIAN :finger:

Originally posted by Buzzr


No. I think it's something to do with the fact they are AUSTRALIAN :finger:
possibly....even NZ Commodore owners are smarter than Australians...:D

I don't think that matters....some people just need a licence to own any electrical equipment.

Originally posted by Spunkymonkey
I don't think that matters....some people just need a licence to own any electrical equipment.

or at least five minutes going through the handbook with the salesman....some manufacturers make their equipment so complex when the average person really only needs a FisherPrice'my first mobile'in a better-looking case....;)

Thats true to...but when you don't know what the screen is or the signal and you don't know how to hold the hash key down...that is a worry....

Its like people who are installing things into their computer, and instead of pressing the return key they type the word return in :rolleyes:

Or as a good storage idea...they store their floppy disks on magnets on the walls :p

Originally posted by Spunkymonkey


Its like people who are installing things into their computer, and instead of pressing the return key they type the word return in :rolleyes:



or spend half an hour hunting for the'any' key[press any key to continue:p ]

Originally posted by taranaki


or spend half an hour hunting for the'any' key[press any key to continue:p ]

LOL :p

i haven't read a whole manual before for devices around the home ie calculator, stereo , cellphone

i just read what i need to [wiring for stero] and i can pretty much work the remote all by myself :D [ i mean what kinda idiot has to read a manual to turn the damn thing on:finger:]

possibly....even NZ Commodore owners are smarter than Australians...
Neither of them are smart...holdens suck :finger:

I always wondered what Line2 does? Is it like if you have 2 sim cards installed or something on a high end phone and they can't be bothered writing other software?

Originally posted by ozriceboy
I always wondered what Line2 does? Is it like if you have 2 sim cards installed or something on a high end phone and they can't be bothered writing other software?

Line 2 doesn't do anything. Nokia has pre-programmed the software in their phones for a second phone line, however that function isn't used in Australia, that's why if you switch it onto line 2, you will get "check operator services" or tri-tones when you dial.

My sister just spent 40 minutes trying to get this lady to check her message settings....

She didn't know how to get into Messages on a nokia phone :rolleyes:

:rolleyes:

she was probably....:silly: or :sleep: or :jump: or :bonghitte

Her husband....put her on, cause he couldn't understand :rolleyes:

She didn't know how to press the clear button on the phone :eek:

:hehehe:

i would understand if its a motorola...coz they're pretty hard to use...but a nokia...my 8 yr old cousin can use one of those! :p

Originally posted by tannee
:hehehe:

i would understand if its a motorola...coz they're pretty hard to use...but a nokia...my 8 yr old cousin can use one of those! :p

they didn't speak too much english either...which makes it harder :p

I bloody reckon. My Mums got one of those Orange OnNe phones. Useless piece of shat. About as user friendly as a Unix server to my Grandma.